The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-12
Genuine Diamonds 'FOund
An Cans OfTea andC0ffee."

The California Tea Company Of
San Francisco have opened branch
store at No. 404 Main street.
Their teas and coffees are packed
In paper cans, the tea can and
contents weighing about one and
a half pounds; coffee can and contents
weighing about three pounds. With
every can sold q souvenir Is presented
in the can, such as solid gold, silver
and nickel watches; also genuine dia-
monds, rubies, sapphires, emeralds,
pearls and other jewelry, and money
irom 10 cents to $50. This company
has adopted this method OF advertise
ing their choice branns Of tea and cot.
fee, but after thirty days they will be
sold only on their merits at the same
price, came quality and same quantity,
but without the souvenir. The goous
are worth the price asked at fair val
uation without any regard to the souv.
enir. This company has established
branches in various parts Of the United
States, none OF which are giving the
souvenirs IN the cans Of tea and coffee,
a. the time has expired, yet each
sgent has a large and rapidly growing
trade, as the superior quality OF their
goods become known. We will publish
from day to day partial list Of those
who are presented with valuable
souvenirs in their cans Of tea and
coffee. VIM. Morton, conductor, $50
in gold, Nettie j. Robinson, ~ Mad
ison street, gold ring. Herbert Brad
ley, Jonesboro, Ark, by mail $40 in
currency. II Eilert, Henry avenue,
stem winding and stem setting watch
Thomas Kelly, city, gents gold hunt
ing case, stem winding and stem set
ting watch. Mrs. ]. A. freeman, "a
Adams street, genuine diamond, ruby
aud sapphire ring. Miss Julia Hill, 81
Union street, Diamond ring. W. E
Franklin, Lagrange, Tenn, 3. and 8.
watch. Mrs. Laclsre, Lake avenue, gold
ring. W. L. Smith, APPEAL Office,
genuine diamond stud. Bel Smith,
stem winding and etem setting watch.
Maria Stewart, $50 Webster street,
solid gold ring. Howard Maine, Ar
kansas, gents solid gold stem
winding and stem setting watch.
Mrs. Thomas Bacon, 81 Mulberry
street, genuine diamond collar but
ton. Frank Norton, travelling sales
man, 800 in geld. Mrs. NJ. B. Shelley,
| ~ Mulberry street, genuine diamond
ring. A. O. Roberts, conductor, ladies'
gold hunting case watch. Miss N
Mitchell, Horn Lake road, diamond.
ruby-sspphirs ring. Henry Barrett,
33 Monroe stree, genuine diamond
stud. M. B. Shelley, wholesale drug
eist, G. W. Jones < Co., Main street
adies' gold watch. j. M. Kanard, q
Walker avenue, ladies' stem winding
watch; L. N. Block, of the firm o.
Robson, Block d Co., S02 Main street
genuine diamond collar button. Jos
Theirs, clerk In the County Cour
Office, genuine diamond ring. Olar
ence Gibson, 3lS Linden street, soliC
| gold watch. George Schilling, on,
mile from town, J. 8. watch. Mrs
y. l.. Reneau, 115 Bsale street, soliC
gold ring. w. l.. Wente, 1877 MAR
street, diamond stud. Jennie Robin
500, ~ Madison street, solid go d ring
William II. Washington, Ark col, 8
g. watch. Second waiter al Peabody
Hotel, diamond stud.
Mrs. Hoary, 1913 jefferson street
solid gold ring; r. H. Rose, Mason
Tenn, solid gold hunting case watch
Mrs. John Smith, 92 Frazier street
gold ring; James Carthur, stem wind
ing and stem setting watch; Mrs. V. g
Shaw, 4S4 Main street, diamond cola
button; Levi James, nickel watch; j
Walters, lady's gold watch; Nettie At
lee, gold rug; y. B. Worley, Break
man, $50 in gold; Miss Mamie Fitz2er
aid, gold ring.
Send 10 your orders by mail, accom-
panied by cash or post flee order, ant
they will be promptly filed and for
varied to any address. Price, 8
each; six for SIS, 10 for $40, q for S9(
Address California Tea Company, No
404 Main street, Memphis, Tennessee
Open from 1850 O'Clock am. till 8 p m